Cracking Down on Drug Price Gouging Could Benefit Maryland Residents, State Budget
Position statement supporting Senate Bill 415
Given before the Senate Finance Committee
There have been several high-profile examples in recent read more
Proposed Budget Moves Maryland Backwards by Cutting Key Investments in Health, Education, Housing
As a whole, the governor’s proposed budget for fiscal 2018 fails to make the investments we need to continue to read more
SNAP Works for Maryland Children
While it’s widely known that the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps thousands of Maryland families put food on the read more
Maryland Children now at Greater Risk of Poverty, Hunger
Every Maryland resident benefits from a more highly educated, healthier, and economically stable community. And when more than 170,000 Maryland read more
Governor Should Allow Programs to Use the Money They Need
Marylanders may once again see schools and other services essential for broad prosperity funded at levels below what meets public read more
State Budget Should Plan for People Returning to Medicaid
Decision makers in Annapolis appear willing to gamble on passing a budget that likely won’t meet the state’s needs. It read more
Free School Lunches for all Low-Income Students Help Families Make Ends Meet
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy Supports House Bill 1325
For many read more
Women’s Economic Security Agenda Would Create Greater Economic Security For Working Families
Many working families in Maryland aren’t paid enough to make ends meet, can’t take time off work when a read more
Let’s Aim To Get All Maryland Kids Health Coverage
More than 40,000 Maryland kids aren’t covered by health insurance, and that needs to change. These are kids at risk read more
Maryland to be Reimbursed for Failed Exchange; Still Insured Almost 300,000 Residents
The prime contractor responsible for initial problems with Maryland’s healthcare insurance exchange has agreed to pay the state and federal read more
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